Channel 4 will air a special documentary on Jurgen Klopp's incredible journey to becoming a European and Premier League champion.
With interviews from Liverpool legends Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard, 'Jurgen Klopp: Germany's Greatest Export' will tell the story of how the Reds' boss rose from being an unknown footballer to world class manager.
The 60-minute documentary, which airs on Monday, will follow the story of Klopp and Liverpool from 1990 until their paths crossed when he was appointed at Anfield in 2015.
Produced by the award-winning production company Whisper, the film will chart how Klopp hung up his playing boots at Mainz to takeover as first-team coach, where he first made his name in football management.
The documentary will also look at how he 'knocked Bayern Munich off their perch' by winning back-to-back Bundesliga titles with Borussia Dortmund in 2011 and 2012, before he made history on Merseyside.
After delivering Liverpool's sixth Champions League trophy in 2019, this season Klopp brought the club their first league title in 30 years.
Dalglish, the last Reds manager to have won the top flight, said the atmosphere at Anfield changed immediately when the German took over.
'When he was appointed everyone was really excited and he nailed himself to the people when he said "I'm the normal one" because that's what the Liverpool people are, they just want people to be normal, very good at their job but they don't need it slammed in their face every two minutes
'It's important that the club has a feel-good factor, Jurgen certainly brought that in and that's the way it used to be at Liverpool. I don't think it's a coincidence that that was when it was successful as well.
'One area where Jurgen is brilliant, it is not about me, me, me it is about us, it is about Liverpool, it is about the supporters and Liverpool has always been close to the community and he has epitomised that and bought into that and agreed with it.'
Former Liverpool captain Gerrard, who had one season under the German, also spoke about the excitement Klopp's arrival with fans hoping he would be able to deliver the same success he enjoyed with Dortmund.
'A couple of years before Liverpool came he's knocking the likes of Real Madrid out of tournaments.
'He took a team, without spending huge amounts of money and he's putting them alongside the Barcelonas, the Real Madrids, the AC Milans, all the teams that had been doing well in Europe, Jürgen Klopp took Borussia Dortmund there. He'd even knocked Bayern Munich off their perch.'
The film, brought to viewers in partnership with ERDINGER Weissbrau, will also include interviews with ex-Liverpool stars John Barnes and Steve McManaman.
Jurgen Klopp: Germany’s Greatest Export is on Channel 4, Monday, 3rd August at 10pm
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congratulation for liverpool
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nice liverpool all goods very higt
Zanaelyz
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liverpool
laeabeilmu
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just like Guardiola not bad for another farmer!! stupid epl fan boys wouldn't have a league or proper football with out the bundesliga! literally wouldn't have not only all the players they buy and want to buy but the managers also and they couldnt even get it restarted with the germans telling and showing them how!! what a joke!! [Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh][Crylaugh]😭😭😭😭👍👍👍👍
tabembi
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If u get Liver then u can enter the Pool.The rise and rise of Liverpool
Tozeiklmuy
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to me the most intelligent coach in the world is pep guardiola,but the best kind of football I love in this world is the gengenpressing football..I love klopp so much he plays the kind of football I like...
Badshahking
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Paulusndara
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yes he isn't as great as Ferguson. yes he does not have more trophies than pep. But he turned us from doubters to believers. he took mainze from 2 division to the first. we all know what he did at Dortmund. I love this man's passion
JØVÅŅĘÝCityzenz
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I'm a addicted Man City fan ,and this will pain me to say but Liverpool are the toughest team i ever saw this season
bichooo
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Legends